61. Www.ibiblio.org/pub/academic/literature/book-reviews/1998/8-August/98.08.24-30 August 27, 1998 Morning Edition Renee Montagne talked with the coauthorof a biography on baseball great hack wilson. hack The http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/academic/literature/book-reviews/1998/8-August/98.08.

62. March 7, 2001 - Baseball Primer On March 7, 1979, slugging outfielder hack wilson and longtime executiveWarren Giles are elected to the National baseball Hall of Fame. http://www.baseballprimer.com/daily/daily2001-03-07.shtml

About Us Analysis Stats Stuff News Baseball Primer ... Daily Hits March 7, 2001 Today in Baseball History Today in Baseball History - March 7, 2001 On March 7, 1979, slugging outfielder Hack Wilson and longtime executive Warren Giles are elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame. In 1930, Wilson set a major league record by collecting 190 RBIs in 155 games for the Chicago Cubs. For his career, Wilson hit .307 with 244 home runs. Giles served as president of the Cincinnati Reds from 1937 to 1951, before becoming National League President for 18 seasons. Giles' career in baseball spanned 50 years. (For more on the careers of Hack Wilson and Warren Giles, please visit their plaques located in the Hall of Fame Gallery)... On March 7, 1902, Hall of Famer James "Pud" Galvin dies at the age of 45. Galvin won 361 games over a 14-year career, placing him in a tie for sixth on the all-time list for most wins. In 1883 and '84, Galvin won a combined 92 games. By Bruce Markusen Daily Hits Index Submit or suggest a Daily Hit Reader Comments and Retorts Post a comment E-mail us directly Report an inappropriate comment Today in Baseball History ... Write for Us User Comments,

63. January 23, 2002 - Baseball Primer Today in baseball History January 23, 2002. officially enter the Hall on August5, along with Veterans Committee selections Warren Giles and hack wilson http://www.baseballprimer.com/daily/daily2002-01-23.shtml

About Us Analysis Stats Stuff News Baseball Primer ... Daily Hits January 23, 2002 Today in Baseball History Today in Baseball History - January 23, 2002 On January 23, 1979, Willie Mays, considered one of the greatest players of his generation, is elected to the Hall of Fame. Mays garners 409 out of 432 votes and becomes the 14th man to gain election in his first year on the ballot. Mays will officially enter the Hall on August 5, along with Veterans Committee selections Warren Giles and Hack Wilson... On January 23, 1981, the Boston Red Sox trade onetime American League MVP Fred Lynn and pitcher Steve Renko to the California Angels for outfielder Joe Rudi and pitchers Frank Tanana and Jim Dorsey. Lynn will struggle in his first year with the Angels, batting only .219 in 76 games... On January 23, 1956, Hall of Fame umpire Billy Evans dies in Miami, Florida. Evans began his major league umpiring career in 1906, when he was only 22 years old. On January 23, 1975, former Pittsburgh Pirates slugger Ralph Kiner gains election to the Hall of Fame in his final year on the ballot. Kiner hit 369 home runs over a 10-year career, leading the National League in home runs each season from 1946 to 1952. In one of the narrowest margins ever, Kiner is elected by just one vote over the 75 per cent minimum required for induction... On January 23, 1932, the Brooklyn Dodgers acquire Hall of Fame outfielder Hack Wilson from the St. Louis Cardinals for a minor league pitcher and $45,000 in cash. Wilson will bat .297 with 23 home runs and 123 RBIs for Brooklyn in 1932... On January 23, 1927, American League President Ban Johnson takes an indefinite leave of absence due to health problems. Detroit Tigers president Frank Navin takes over control of the AL on an interim basis.

64. Wilson's Lost RBI Has Historians Bothered baseball doesn't take a position itself on records, Thorn said. Ican say there's a good case to be made for hack wilson's 191 RBIs. http://www.thedailystar.com/sports/1998/07/15/hack.html

Wednesday, July 15, 1998 Classifieds Community News Contacts Our Locale ... Sports Wilson's lost RBI has historians bothered Owen S. Good Cooperstown News Bureau Their official scorer made 10. Unless you understand what it means to give Wilson another RBI in 1930. That's the season when he gathered a major-league record 190, according to nearly every book in print since then. It should be 191, says a group of baseball researchers who have put a Cooperstown man in charge of getting baseball to accept the new total. "I think it's important that everything that happens in baseball should be kept very accurately," said Clifford Kachline, a former historian for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. And Juan Gonzalez of the Texas Rangers threatening the record this year is all the more reason to make the change now, he said. "With Gonzalez having a possibility," Kachline said, "it would be totally unfair to change the record afterward, that is, change the error, when it was known beforehand." At its annual convention in San Francisco last week, the Society for American Baseball Research's records committee asked Kachline, 76, to go forward with lobbying baseball and the major statistics houses that follow it to change the number.

65. Hack Wilson 23, 1948, Baltimore, Maryland. Elected to Hall of Fame by Committeeon baseball Veterans 1979. Start your search on hack wilson. http://www.virtualology.com/virtualpubliclibrary/hallofanima/baseball/HackWilson

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66. Strat-O-Matic Deluxe Baseball Board Game W/ 2001 Teams At Games In A Box One of StartO-Matic baseball's outstanding features is its portrayal of each ballplayeras an individual (card individuality). A glance at hack wilson and Wee http://www.gamesinabox.com/stratomaticbaseball.html

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67. Help Elect Roger Maris To The Baseball Hall Of Fame of Fame, a selfproclaimed alternative organization to honor baseball legends the Betterthan Hall-of-Famers Joe DiMaggio (5.29), hack wilson (5.13), Johnny http://www.ndrogermaris.com/stats_facts.html

Athletic Record Maris Record Career Record THE "NICE-BUT-NOT-COOPERSTOWN" HONORS TO ROGER Member of the Baseball City Hall of Fame. The Baseball City Hall of Fame, a self-proclaimed alternative organization to honor baseball legends the Hall of Fame has overlooked, has inducted Roger Maris, and honors him among the greatest ever to play the game. A Hall of Fame-quality player. A 1998 USA Today article suggests that “there should be no shutting him out,” and lists the following as Roger’s qualifications. American League MVP in 1960 when he hit 39 homers and led the league with 112 RBIs. American League MVP in 1961 when he broke Ruth’s record and led the league with 142 RBIs. 1,325 hits and 851 RBIs in 12 seasons. Gold Glove outfielder whom one former teammate says, “I never saw make a mistake in the outfield. Could play all three outfield positions.” An outstanding base-runner who frequently was injured breaking up double plays at second base. Played on 7 World Series teams. Roger’s career numbers. The 61 single-season home run record stood for 37 years, longer than the record Maris broke of Babe Ruth’s 60-homers in 1927.

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69. McFarland Baseball.com - Archive baseball Tragedy of hack wilson Clifton Blue Parker Among alltime baseball records,hack wilson's 191 RBIs stands as a lone peak in the statistical landscape. http://www.mcfarlandbaseball.com/archive.shtml

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70. Baseball site. baseball 819 is dedicated to the history of the game of baseball.The Milan. 54, hack wilson, 117, Chick Hafey, 180, Steve Brodie. 55, http://www.open.org/stevenc/baseball819.html

Welcome to Steve's Baseball 819 Well over satisfied customers have visited this site. Baseball 819 is dedicated to the history of the game of baseball. The primary focus is on the best players of all time by position - 63 at each of the 8 regualar positons plus 315 pitchers, which totals 819. Other features inclued all-time all star teams for 16 teams and composite teams as well as several other all star teams, records and lists. The 819 players are rated by position in the tables below. To get to the other pages, go to any of the following: All Star Teams Records Pitching Records Players of the Year since 1871 ... steve@stevesbluesand.com ALL-TIME CATCHERS Updated 4-3-99 Yogi Berra Ray Schalk Darrell Porter Johnny Bench Johnny Kling Wilbert Robinson Mickey Cochrane Lance Parrish Muddy Ruel Bill Dickey Thurman Munson Smokey Burgess Josh Gibson Bill Freehan Deacon McGuire Roy Campanella Del Crandall Chief Meyers Gabby Hartnett Sherm Lollar Duke Farrell Carlton Fisk Tim McCarver Steve O'Neill Buck Ewing Mannie Sanguillen Luke Sewell Gary Carter Roger Bresnahan Larry Brown Biz Mackey Wally Schang Frank Duncan Deacon White Terry Kennedy Ernie Lombardi Louis Santop Earl Battey Elston Howard Rick Ferrell Hank Severeid Joe Torre Al Lopez Jack Clements Ted Simmons Jim Hegan John Roseboro Mike Piazza Bryan Downing Harry Danning Ivan Rodriguez Tony Pena Gus Triandos King Kelly Jim Sundberg Jerry Grote Walker Cooper Jimmy Wilson Bubbles Hargrave

71. Baseball Hall Of Fame Statistical Abstract 285, .462, 5539. 47. wilson,hack, 91, 13, 52, 1348, 112, 4760, 1461,266, 67, 244, 884, 1062, 1702, 674, 713, 52, .307, .545, 2593. 48.Combs,Earle, 90, http://www.com-mart.com/hall.html

Rank Name Rank O/A Life Rank O/A Rank O/A Bal. Games Rank G At Bats Hits Dbls Trpls Home Runs Runs RBIs RP Walks Strike Outs Stol. Bases Bat Avg. Slug Avg. Total Bases Gehrig,Lou Ruth,Babe Hornsby,Rogers Simmons,Al Cobb,Ty Foxx,Jimmy Williams,Ted Delahanty,Ed Gehringer,Charlie Conner,Roger Goslin,Goose Anson,Cap Musial,Stan Speaker,Tris Brouthers,Dan DiMaggio,Joe Mays,Willie Aaron,Hank Heilmann,Harry Wagner,Honus Robinson,Frank Burkett,Jesse Sisler,George Duffy,Hugh Lajoie,Nap Beckley,Jake Thompson,Sam Averill,Earl Cuyler,Kiki Mantle,Mickey Ott,Mel Greenberg,Hank Waner,Paul Medwick,Ducky Kelley,Joe Klein,Chuck Hamilton,Billy Rice,Jim Clemente,Roberto Schmidt,Mike Bottomley,Jim Cronin,Joe Crawford,Sam Frisch,Frankie Manush,Heinie Yastrzemski,Carl Wilson,Hack Combs,Earle Kelly,King Ewing,Buck Kaline,Al Brock,Lou Clarke,Fred Collins,Eddie Mize,Johnny Traynor,Pie Williams,Billy Mathews,Eddie O'Rourke,Jim Terry,Bill Carew,Rod Jackson,Reggie Rice,Ed Wheat,Zach Lazzeri,Tony Keeler,Willie Youngs,Ross Morgan,Joe Doerr,Bobby Snider,Duke Banks,Ernie Cochrane,Mickey Hafey,Chick Kiner,Ralph Robinson,Jackie Stargell,Willie

72. Strikethree.com Baseball News, Analysis And Commentary to admit that RBI are not the beall and end-all of baseball offense Also, supposeI throw in hack wilson's 190 RBI season, and the best five RBI seasons around http://www.strikethree.com/98/05/16/davep.shtml

Departments News Headlines Features Feature Archive Analysis ... Team Pages Teams Angels Astros Athletics Blue Jays Braves Brewers Cardinals Cubs Devil Rays D-backs Dodgers Expos Giants Indians Mariners Marlins Mets Orioles Padres Phillies Pirates Rangers Red Sox Reds Rockies Royals Tigers Twins White Sox Yankees About Us Tip Jar Front Page Where the Runs Are Dave Paisley In the ongoing saga of the RBI vulture, I've seen a lot of comments about how RBI just isn't indicative of individual performance. "It all depends on how the rest of the team is playing." I hear it over and over again. Plus, there are plenty of statheads who are trying to account for every run scored in the history of baseball, and decide who was responsible for every base that every baserunner advanced in the process of scoring all the runs. Most people's eyes glaze over at the very thought. Hell, I'm sure somebody's eyes are glazing over as they read this. Nevertheless, my objective here is to give the fan a clue about what's good and useful, using stats that are readily available without the use of a Cray supercomputer. Sometimes you need a Cray. Sometimes, like when you're crunching baseball numbers, you don't.

73. Porsche Club Of America, Northeast Region The only connection I could find between George and baseball was that Lewis Robert hack wilson, who played for the Giants, Cubs and Dodgers (and 7 games with http://www.porschenet.com/wasser36.html

Porsche Club of America Hysterical Rambings August, 1999 Howard Wasserman HWasser@ix.netcom.com July Retrospective July's question : Last month's question: For 5 points, who was George Hackenschmidt? For 45 points, why would a baseball fan care about ole George? Earning 5 points for correctly identifying George Hackenschmidt as a professional wrestler were Don Johnson and Pete Ciccarrelli. Earning all 50 points were Bruce Corwin, Joe Morency, P. J. Nudo, Davis Pan, Darice Wareham and Carl Bessone. Joe Morency provided a succinct, anecdotal answer as follow (edited for correctness re: baseball facts): George Hackenschmidt, The Russian Lion," was a bodybuilder and championship wrestler around the turn of the century. He was eventually defeated in 1908 by Frank Gotch, whom some consider to be a "dirty wrestler." George was also an author, who wrote a combination training manual and biography called "The Way to Live." It was first published in 1908 and by 1940 after 21 editions, was considered to be one of the largest selling books on physical culture ever. George passed away in England in 1968 at the age of 90. The only connection I could find between George and baseball was that Lewis Robert "Hack" Wilson, who played for the Giants, Cubs and Dodgers (and 7 games with the Phils) from 1923 through 1934, might have gotten his nickname because of his resemblance to George Hackenschmidt. Wilson was also very strong and once considered becoming a boxer. Apparently, he also liked to drink as this story relates: "One day Cubs manager, Joe McCarthy, tried to teach Wilson a lesson. "If I drop a worm in a glass of water, it swims around," he told Wilson. "If I drop it in a glass of whiskey, the worm dies. What does this prove?" "If you drink whisky, you'll never get worms," Wilson responded."

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75. Single-Season At Bats Leaders - Home Town Baseball You Are Here Home Town baseball Leaders SingleSeason At Bats. Single-SeasonLeaders for At Bats. hack Jones, 495, 1924, RCF. Willard wilson, 495, 1923, RCH. http://www.sportplanet.com/sbb/htb/htbhistory/leaders/AB_season.htm

Quick Index: Players Teams Leagues Leaders ... Awards You Are Here Leaders Single-Season At Bats Single-Season Leaders for At Bats Click on the Player for career stats and accomplishments. * - Indicates Hall of Famer. Bold indicates active player Minimum of PA/G, IP/G, and decision/G for single-season leaderboards for rate statistics. Player At Bats Year Team Pat Doucet CNT Cobe Caskey COL Don Anderson RCH Paul Juergens BLX Willard Wilson RCH Ty Dudley UC Willard Wilson RCH Herb Payeur BLX Don Anderson RCH Marty Manzano CNT Cobe Caskey COL Terry Tesmer MOB Ty Dudley UC Ty Dudley UC Whizzo Levasseur MOB Don Anderson RCH Dolly House SIO Paul Juergens BLX Willard Wilson RCH Ty Dudley UC Willard Wilson RCH Ollie Twitchell CHA Willard Wilson RCH Pete Mclean UC Hack Jones RCF Willard Wilson RCH Chris Strayhorn BLX Dean Pewitt UC Marty Manzano CNT Willard Wilson RCH Fancy-dan Conole UC Buck Ayles RCH Dean Pewitt UC Speck Gilbert RCF Earle Weitzman RCH Slap Stiller CNT John Hartl BRI Don Anderson RCH Pat Muller RCF Ty Dudley UC Speck Gilbert RCF Pat Doucet CNT Moose Valle BRI Ty Dudley UC Cy Morgan UC Speck Gilbert RCF Ollie Twitchell CHA Pat Muller RCF Connie Libby JEF Connie Libby JEF Herman Shannon SIO Speck Gilbert RCF Speck Gilbert RCF Pop Mcclure CNT Cy Morgan UC Speck Gilbert RCF German Mcmurray UC Slap Stiller CNT Willard Wilson RCH Connie Libby JEF Herb Payeur BLX John Hartl BRI Ty Dudley UC Mark Parsons BRI Scott Burgette RCH Pete Mclean UC Speck Gilbert RCF Cy Morgan UC Buck Ayles RCH Buck Ayles RCH Lew Forster BLX Connie Libby JEF Joe Hill BRI Joe Lagrone COL Hack Jones RCF Joe Hill BRI Bugs Dowden CHA Clarence Sosa CHA Cy Morgan UC John Hartl BRI

76. Single-Season Games Leaders - Home Town Baseball You Are Here Home Town baseball Leaders SingleSeason Games. Single-SeasonLeaders for Games. Willard wilson, 120, 1923, RCH. hack Jones, 120, 1920, RCF. http://www.sportplanet.com/sbb/htb/htbhistory/leaders/G_season.htm

Quick Index: Players Teams Leagues Leaders ... Awards You Are Here Leaders Single-Season Games Single-Season Leaders for Games Click on the Player for career stats and accomplishments. * - Indicates Hall of Famer. Bold indicates active player Minimum of PA/G, IP/G, and decision/G for single-season leaderboards for rate statistics. Player Games Year Team Fancy-dan Conole UC Pop Mcclure CNT Roy Mccullough JEF Jimmy Bradley SIO Jack Butler RCH Steven Babby UC Don Anderson RCH Hack Jones RCF Swat Edwards UC Deke Aponte RCH Frank Barner RCH Dad Hensen BLX Paul Juergens BLX John Hartl BRI Joe Hill BRI Herb Payeur BLX Cy Morgan UC Ma Richie BRI Steven Babby UC Willard Wilson RCH Frank Barner RCH Luther Coons RCF Hack Jones RCF Gene Flanery JEF Roy Mccullough JEF Herb Payeur BLX Ty Dudley UC Cy Morgan UC Reggie Taylor BLX Pop Mcclure CNT Sal DiFazio BLX Ma Richie BRI John Hartl BRI Hack Jones RCF Bernie Hudnall BRI Clarence Sosa CHA Deke Aponte RCH Willard Wilson RCH Ma Richie BRI Francisco Carrillo RCH Nate Jones RCH Johnson Right RCH Toots Towns RCF Erik Nilson BLX Hack Jones RCF Orlando Davy RCF Pat Doucet CNT Bip Botley UC Jack Starling BRI German Mcmurray UC Bud Engelmann UC Cy Morgan UC Ty Dudley UC Bip Botley UC Curtis Sowders SIO Frank Barner RCH Herb Brock CNT Reggie Taylor BLX Pat Doucet CNT Casper Jones BRI Bobby Catalano RCH Swat Edwards UC Whizzo Levasseur MOB Bip Botley UC Ty Dudley UC Jack Horne BLX Robbie Betancourt BRI Pop Mcclure CNT Nate Jones RCH Ollie Twitchell CHA Frank Barner RCH Dutch Binford SIO Willard Wilson RCH Deke Aponte RCH Pop Mcclure CNT Ralph Gumm COL Connie Libby JEF Terry Oconner BLX Leo Mullenax BRI John Hartl BRI Ma Richie BRI

77. Bet Baseball.info GAME'S ANALYSIS. Betting on baseball. baseball LIVE LINES. SBG GLOBAL SPORTSBOOK. MostIn A Season, AL, Lou Gehrig, New York, 184, 1931. NL, hack wilson, Chicago, 191,1930. http://www.betbaseball.info/playerrecords/Hitting-Records/runs-batted-in.htm

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78. 1926 Standings - The Baseball Cube 5. Edd Roush, Cin, .323. 6. hack wilson, Chc, .321. 7. Kiki Cuyler, Pit,.321. 5. Cliff Heathcote, Chc, 98. 7. hack wilson, Chc, 97. 8. Rogers Hornsby,Stl, 96. http://www.sports-wired.com/mlb/standings.asp?Y=1926

79. Chicago Cubs - The Baseball Cube Chicago Cubs Major League baseball (PRO) Select a Team. Cubs, 64, 90, .416, 7, 33,NL, Stan hack, Wrigley Field, 487, 4, 30, NL, Charlie Grimm, Jimmie wilson, Roy Johnson, http://www.sports-wired.com/mlb/teams/teaminfo.asp?ID=6

80. Zeal.com - United States - New - Sports - All Sports - Baseball - MLB - Players 1. baseball Immortals hack wilson http//www.baseballimmortals.net/wilson/hack_wilson.htmVisit this generous listing of this outfielder's career stats and http://www.zeal.com/category/preview.jhtml?cid=540541

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